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In which X7 celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)! He doesn't get too into the weeds about the movie itself, but rather the way he got to know it and saw it. He also speaks about the last time he saw in in a theater. Let's roll!
In which X7 reviews one good episode and two rather "by the numbers" episodes of Season Three of Land of the Lost. They are not bad, but they are not season one or even season two. Alas, shortsighted TV execs ruin shows constantly. Let's roll!
In which X7 reviews one of the two books he got while he was in Moab, Utah! This is an excellent primer for newbies, and even us more experienced dinosaur enthusiasts! Let's dig into the book!
In which we visit Earth-462 with X7, and he didn't even need a Cosmic Treadmill to do it! Watch Wonder Woman from 1974 and see how ABC blew it with the first try, but they sure made up for it a year later. Be that as it may, the movie certainly isn't terrible. Let's roll and find out why!
In which X7 reviews the second set of Jonny Quest episodes from 1986! These are some good episodes, and they even somehow manage to get the time travel aspect done right! Watch and find out!
In which X7 talks quite a lot about his favorite Godzilla movie, Destroy All Monsters (1968). We mean a LOT about it. There are even two trailers to watch, so let's roll!
In which X7 gets us back on track with a review of three more episodes of Land of the Lost season three. One of them is great. The other two... well... Let's roll!
In which X7 takes us to the land of the Moab Giants, and has a lot of fun doing it. This made the entire trip to Moab worth it! Let's roll!
In which Xy wants us to know he did NOT talk the ears off Jeffrey (not his real name) at the visitor center of Utahraptor State Park today! See, he can learn some dino-manners (play on words there, you know)! Utah is a beautiful state, but 7 is ready to go back to good ol' Fossil Bed! Let's roll!
In which X7 regales us with his adventures in Moab, Utah! It wasn't that exciting, but it was a lot of fun. It is rather surprising that there are not more dinosaurs (and other prehistoric animals, I'll tell you hwhat) in the city proper. We do have theories, and bunnies are not involved at all. Be that as it may, let's roll!
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